Name: Toretto Queen Bookcase Headboard, Charcoal
SKU: B1388-65
Price: 329.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Toretto Queen Bookcase Headboard, Charcoal - B1388-65

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B1388-65

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Ashley Homestore
Ashley Home Stores Ltd. is an American furniture store chain that sells Ashley Furniture products. Mattresses, Bedroom, Beds, Foundations & Bases, Nightstands, Dressers, Chest of Drawers, Vanities.

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Less. Never more beautiful. Rich in rustic yet contemporary character and decidedly simple on the details, this queen bookcase headboard maximizes the beauty of minimalism. Easy-on-the-eyes elements include a block base and a rustic charcoal finish that gives the oak wood grain aesthetic a highly modern feel. A space-saving efficient storage option, open cubbies along both sides keep your favorite reads within easy reach. And its right up to speed, with slim-profile USB charging ports. Signature Design by Ashley® is a Registered Trademark of Ashley Furniture Industries, LLC.

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